The huge overabundance of NGL's from the U.S. shale revolution has meant supply has dramatically surpassed domestic demand. These attractive economics led to global LPG export, and through the latter half of 2014, ethane export contracts to Europe and India through the likes of Ineos, Borealis and Reliance. With the dramatic drop in crude at the end of 2014 the arbitrage between ethane and LPG and naphtha has become much closer, creating uncertainty over the viability for U.S. NGL export, at least in the short-term. U.S. Ethane & LPG Export: ASIA 2015 is the only event that brings together leading industry figures from the United States and Asia to identify the most profitable markets for U.S. ethane and LPG.

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Scrutinizing U.S. Ethane & LPG Supply/Demand
Balances In Growing Asian Petrochemical & Fuel
Markets Against Shipping Costs
Determining The Business Case For
C2-C4 Exports To Maximize Profitability
In The Wake Of Low Crude Prices
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• U.S. SUPPLY & EXPORT INFRASTRUCTURE: Providing an accurate assessment of
the volumes of C2-C4 in the US and the export infrastructure in place to export to
Asian markets
• C2-C4 EXPORT VIABILITY DURING DEPRESSED CRUDE PRICING: Analyzing how
U.S. C2-C4 compare with naphtha as a petrochemical feedstock in Asia
• ASIAN PDH PROJECTS: Examining the delays on current projects with realistic
assessments on their completion times and strategic advice on the feasibility and
logistics to accurately quantify demand volumes
• SHIPPING COSTS: Detailing the associated logistical and transportation
developments to provide favorable economics and maximise export arbitrage
• STORAGE: Breaking down the storage requirements for Ethane & LPG projects to
determine strategies to mitigate risk and cost
• MIDDLE EAST SUPPLY STRATEGY: Analyzing how Middle East export strategy and
depressed crude pricing will determine U.S. competitiveness in Asian markets
• ASIAN DERIVATIVE MARKET DEMAND & GROWTH: Examining the Asian derivative
market to determine pricing, production capacity and export policy
• LPG VS. LNG: Detailing price dynamics for LPG and potential growth markets in
Japan, China and developing economies
• ETHANE AS A FUEL: Examining the specification potential for ethane blending in
LNG and as an independent source for power generation
ExpertInsightFrom20+IndustryLeadersFromTheU.S,
China,Korea,TheMiddleEast,andEurope
Vincent Zhao
Deputy General Manager
Oriental Energy
Hank Alexander
Vice President
Sunoco Logistics
Zhiwei (Charles) Zha
Vice Chief Engineer
Wanhua Chemical Group
Steve Woodward
Vice President
Antero Resources
Mathew George
General Manager, Petrochemical Exports
Indian Oil
Rob Donaldson
Director, NGL Marketing
Targa Resources
Kishor Jhalaria
President, Business Planning &
Project Development
Reliance Industries
Kelly Knopp
Vice President & General Manager,
NGL & Olefins Marketing
Williams
Brett Snyder
Vice President, Global NGL’s
Business Development
BP
C.J. Kim
CEO
SK Advanced

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U.S. Ethane & LPG Export: ASIA
2015 brings together leading
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India to understand supply/demand
balances to determine the business
case for C2-C4 export to maximise
arbitrage throughout depressed
crude pricing.
This is the only event to provide
top level insight into U.S ethane
and LPG supply volume, pipeline
and terminal infrastructure
and accurately reveal Asian
petrochemical and fuel sourcing
to determine demand and export
potential to China, Japan, Korea and
other developing Asian economies.
This initiative brings together key
stakeholders from up-stream,
mid-stream, and down-stream
to understand ethane and LPG
supply levels, the capacity of the
midstream to export and feed
current and planned domestic
crackers, and Asian demand and
readiness for U.S. ethane.
U.S. Ethane & LPG Export: ASIA
2015 will provide exclusive insights
into these issues, uncovering Asian
demand and the true potential
for ethane and LPG exports, the
drivers for on-going cracker project
economics, the business case for
increased infrastructure investment
and technology solutions for
maximizing profitability.
With 20+ Operator-Led Case Studies, This Is
The Only Event That Provides Industry Leading
Inisight On:
• Detailed breakdown of the associated costs of
exporting Ethane & LPG to maximise long-term
profitability in the wake of lower crude prices
• The first event to bring leading U.S. producers
and terminal operators together with leading
Asian petrochemical and fuel companies to
discuss Ethane export sensitivities and viability
• The first event to provide updates and barriers
on Chinese PDH projects to provide accurate
completion dates and investment opportunities
• The only event that provides exhaustive detail
on supply/demand economics to reveal a clear
business case for export and the consequential
downstream impact on Asian markets
• The only event to provide detailed insight on the
logistical and operational impact of Ethane &
LPG export on the Asian derivative downstream
value chain
• The only event that pinpoints regional Asian
demand to identify the most profitable markets
to maximise return on investment
• The first event to explore the use of Ethane as
a fuel for power-generation and scrutinize the
potential for feedstock multi-functionality
• The only event to discuss shipping and storage
cost efficiencies to increase arbitrage and help
build the business case for export
Details U.S. C2-C4 supply and infrastructure readiness to determine export
viability to Asian markets during low and high crude pricing. It will provide in-
depth analysis of domestic U.S. supply volumes and domestic demand and
how export economics compete with naphtha and other feedstocks.
Provides updates on Asian downstream markets, PDH projects, LPG &
Ethane fuel markets to determine C2-C4 demand and the optimal long-term
feedstock. It will reveal Asian derivative consumption, ethane and propane
markets in addition to the logistical costs to ensure short and long-term
profitability.
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Day 1
Day 2

3. U.S. SUPPLY & EXPORT INFRASTRUCTURE
DETAILING U.S. C2-C4 SUPLY AND INFRASTRUCTURE TO DETERMINE EXPORT VIABILITY TO
ASIAN MARKETS DURING LOW AND HIGH CRUDE PRICING
Day 1
Tuesday May 27, 2015
8.45 Chair’s Opening Remarks
SteveWoodward,VicePresident,AnteroResources
KEYNOTE: DETAILING U.S. C2-C4 SUPPLY DYNAMICS
09.00 Detailing U.S Ethane, Propane And Butane
Production To Accurately Determine Volume And
Financial Viability For Export Through Depressed Crude
Pricing
• Detailing U.S. ethane and LPG production volumes
over the next 5-10 years and how these might change
in accordance with crude pricing
• Examining How Depressed Crude Pricing Might
Impact Drilling, Exploration And Total Supply Volume
• Analyzing which factors will determine whether the
Gulf Coast or the North East will emerge as the key
export hub for U.S. ethane and LPG
• Determining how potential US trade policy may impact
market access and overall arbitrage
09.00 Gulf Coast
09.20 North East
RobDonaldson,DirectorNGLMarketing,TargaResources
09.40 Question & Answer Session
EXPORT TERMINAL INFRASTRUCTURE
09.50 Providing Updates On U.S. Pipeline And Terminal
Infrastructure To Reveal Existing Export Capacity And
Opportunities For Additional Investment
• Outlining the current and planned pipeline, and
terminal infrastructure for ethane and LPG to
determine export capacity and pricing structure
• Detailing the storage capacity required to deal with
oversupply
• Analyzing the potential for export infrastructure
development on the
• North East and West Coast
• Detailing the processing and specification
requirements for export and how this will impact
arbitrage
HankAlexander,VicePresident,SunocoLogistics
10.20 Question & Answer Session
10.30 Morning Refreshments In The Exhibition Showcase Area
IMPACT OF DOMESTIC U.S. PROJECTS ON SUPPLY
11.00 Analyzing The Impact That Depressed Crude
Pricing Will Have On Planned and Existing U.S.
Cracker/PDH Projects & How This Will Impact C2/4
Supply Availability And Pricing For Export
• Providing updates on domestic U.S. projects and their
likely completion dates to quantify supply surplus and
arbitrage for export markets
• Understanding how realized domestic U.S. projects
will impact feedstock supply levels and negate viability
for export
• Examining the potential for Asia joint ventures with
US petrochemical companies to import downstream
products over feedstocks
KellyKnopp,VicePresident&GeneralManager,NGL&Olefin
Marketing,Williams
11.30 Question & Answer Session
ECONOMIC SENSITIVITIES FOR EXPORT
11.40 Investigating Feedstock Price & Product Yield
From U.S. Ethane And LPG Cracking In Asia Compares
With Naphtha To Determine The Optimum Long-Term
Feedstock Choice
• Forecasting long-term price comparisons between
Ethane, LPG and Naphtha in low and high crude oil
scenarios
• Detailing the processing, terminal and shipping
requirements to provide an accurate comparison
between MB and CP
• Exploring U.S. feedstock competitiveness compared
with Coal-to- Olefin technology
• Analyzing the Middle East market strategy to minimize
U.S. Ethane and LPG impact in Asian markets
BrettSnyder,VicePresidentGlobalNGL’sBusinessDevelopment,
BP
12.10 Question & Answer Session
12.20 Networking Lunch In The Exhibition Showcase Area
FLEXIBLE CRACKING: CONVERSION ECONOMICS
13.20 Analyzing The Conversion Economics For
Flexible Cracking To Enable Adaptability And Maximize
Arbitrage In Volatile Markets
• Understanding how feedstock flexibility can maximize
profitability through changing market dynamics
• Evaluating what cracker flexibility is in place and what
projects are planned and at what capacity
• Detailing the capital needed to configure a flexible
cracker to evaluate return on investment in the
medium and long term
• Scrutinizing the potential redundancy of flexible
cracking should one feedstock dominate
KishorJhalaria,President,BusinessPlanning&Project
Development,RelianceIndustries
13.50 Question & Answer Session
ETHANE EXPORT
QUANTIFYING CAPITAL & LOGISTICAL COST TO
DETERMINE ASIAN DEMAND & THE COMMERCIAL
VIABILITY FOR ETHANE EXPORT
ETHANE DEMAND
14.00 Scrutinizing Asian Ethane Demand, Import
Infrastructure & Trade Policies To Forecast Its Potential
To Displace Naphtha As The Dominant Feedstock
• Projecting GDP growth and polyethylene demand in
Asia to reveal long term cracker feedstock demand
• Analyzing the current and planned Asian capacity to
switch to ethane to determine how much ethane can
be received in the next 5-10 years
• Outlining the existing and planned receiving
infrastructure to use ethane to understand potential
need for investment
• Detailing the capital investment required to configure
Asian crackers to crack ethane to determine the long-
term viability and commercial advantage
14.30 Question & Answer Session
ETHANE TRANSPORT LOGISTICS
14.40 Breaking Down The Logistical Costs Of Exporting
U.S. Ethane To Determine Its Commercial Viability &
Forecast Returns From Asian Markets
• Outlining the shipping, storage and land space
requirements for ethane export to become financially
viable
• Detailing the number of VLECs being built, the
technicality required to prepare them and the
comparative shipping costs of owning or leasing
• Understanding how ships are being built with multiple
purposes to mitigate risk throughout volatile crude
pricing
15.10 Question & Answer Session
15.20 Afternoon Refreshments In The Exhibition Showcase Area
COMPARATIVE FEEDSTOCK ECONOMICS
15.50 Evaluating Naphtha’s Competitiveness As A
Feedstock With LPG In The Short Term And Ethane
In The Long Term To Reveal Market Sustainability &
Inform Infrastructure Investment
• Detailing current US LPG supply and how reduced
crude pricing impacts its commercial viability for
cracking compared with naphtha
• Outlining the forecast LPG supply for the next
5-10 years to determine its long-term viability as a
feedstock
• Analyzing Middle East LPG supply levels and export
plans to evaluate market competition and understand
‘price war’ consequences for U.S. supply
• Scrutinizing the impact of capital investment in ethane
based infrastructure for cracking will have on LPG
trading value
AmolWayangankar,NGLAdvisorto,AnteroResources
16.20 Question & Answer Session
LPG EXPORT
EVALUATING THE SUPPLY BALANCE AND LOGISTICAL
COST TO REMAIN COMPETITIVE THROUGH DEPRESSED
CRUDE PRICING
LPG EXPORT LOGISTICS
16.30 Revealing Economic Steps To Expand Export
Infrastructure, Reduce The Logistical Costs Of
Receiving LPG And Improve Arbitrage
• Detailing the optimum locations to import LPG and
the infrastructural receiving requirements to reduce
transportation cost
• Quantifying the storage capacity required to maximise
receiving capacity and minimize freight cost
• Providing project updates on plans to export LPG from
the U.S. West Coast and how this might reduce freight
time and cost
• Examining how the reopening of the Panama Canal
will reduce voyage time and for which type and size of
vessels
AlGarcia,BusinessManager-Americas,C4UTrade
17.00 Question & Answer Session
MIDDLE EAST EXPORT STRATEGY
17.10 Scrutinizing Middle East Export Strategies
And How Depressed Oil Pricing Will Determine U.S.
Competitiveness In Asian Markets
• Evaluating how much additional margin could be
repatriated to Middle East central Government by
increasing build-out and exporting polyethylene and
polypropylene to Asia
• Detailing planned naphtha based petrochemical
projects in the Middle East to understand increased
supply of downstream products to Asia will reduce
demand for U.S. feed stocks
• Scrutinizing the long-term impact of continued
depressed crude and gas strategy on U.S. C2-C4
export viability
17.40 Question & Answer Session
17.50 Chair’s Closing Remarks
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4. 08.50 Chair’s Opening remarks
ASIAN DERIVATIVE DEMAND
09.00 Analyzing Balances For Propylene Derivatives
In Asia To Evaluate Further On Purpose Investment
Opportunities, Long Term Feedstock Requirements And
Region Specific Derivative Market Expansions
• Contrasting regional GDP growth to reveal
macroeconomic trends in propylene derivative demand
opportunities
• Charting what percentage of propylene is used in each
type of derivative and the impact of technology on
future consumption rates
• Analyzing how naphtha and CTO technology will be
able to service GDP consumption growth over the next
10-15 years
• Evaluating how planned PDH projects in Asia may
could impact propylene supply and impact regional
trade dynamics
MathewGeorge,GeneralManager,PetrochemicalExports,
IndianOil
09.30 Question & Answer Session
PDH PROJECTS
SCRUTINIZING PDH PROJECTS IN CHINA & KOREA
TO QUANTIFY DEMAND AND THEIR IMPACT UPON
DOWNSTREAM MARKETS
CHINESE PDH PROJECTS
09.40 Understanding The Logistical, Technical And
Commercial Barriers For Chinese PDH Units To Provide
Accurate Project Completion Dates And Accurately
Quantify LPG Demand Volume
• Providing status updates on PDH projects and the
expected propylene production capacity in China to
understand when and how much demand will be
created
• Breaking down the infrastructural, permitting and
logistical requirements to build PDH to reduce project
construction time and cost
• Analyzing skilled labor availability for the projects
and its potential to escalate costs to mitigate project
investment risk
• Quantifying the capital costs for PDH projects to
assess returns to justify investment
• Detailing the immediate downstream capacity and
readiness to partner with privatized PDH projects to
mitigate investment risk
• Understanding whether private PDH projects intend
to sell propylene on the spot marker or partner with
downstream plastic manufacturers
VincentZhao,DeputyGeneralManager,OrientalEnergy
Zhiwei‘Charles’Zha,ViceChiefEngineer,WanhuaChemical
Group
10.10 Question & Answer Session
KOREAN PDH PROJECTS
10.20 Analyzing The Impact Of Chinese PDH Activation
On Downstream Asian Markets To Reveal The Long-
Term Sustainability For Korean PDH Projects And How
This Will Impact U.S. Export Potential To Korea
• Detailing Korean PDH projects and infrastructure
developments to reduce cost and increase arbitrage
• Evaluating the impact of rising Chinese propylene
supply on Korean PDH projects to determine their
sustainability and viability for increased build-out
• Scrutinizing how a potential decrease in Korean PDH
projects will reduce propane demand
• Evaluating Korean ethane cracking flexibility to explore
the potential for switching feed stocks should market
dynamics change
C.J.Kim,CEO,SKAdvanced
10.50 Question & Answer Session
11.00 Morning Refreshments In The Exhibition Showcase Area
LPG
BREAKING DOWN REGIONAL LPG FUEL DEMAND TO
DETERMINE ITS MULTIFUNCTIONALITY & LONG-TERM
MARKET GROWTH
LPG COMPETITIVENESS WITH LNG
11.30 Contrasting LNG And LPG Price Dynamics To
Determine Japanese LPG Growth Potential And U.S.
Export Returns
• Comparing LNG and LPG Short and Mid-Term Price
Dynamics To Accurately Quantify Demand For U.S. LPG
• Contrasting LPG supply, heat value, and cost with
LNG and crude to determine the most effective power
generation options
• Analyzing the cost advantage and competitiveness of
blending LPG into LNG
• Evaluating how U.S. LPG can help to lessen Middle
East dependency
12.00 Question & Answer Session
LPG DEMAND FOR POWER-GENERATION
12.10 Examining The Potential For A Shift To LPG For
Power Generation In China And Developing Economies
To Determine Future Growth Opportunities
• Detailing the various applications for LPG and
power-generation year- to-year growth to determine
increased mid-long term demand
• Understanding how plans to reduce emissions and
initiate coal-plan retirements could lead to increased
demand for LPG
• Evaluating increased demand for LPG in developing
economies and how increased demand might impact
global arbitrage
• Examining demand for higher BTU specifications
for power generation to reveal how LPG spiking can
provide greater value
12.40 Question & Answer Session
12.50 Networking Lunch In The Exhibition Showcase Area
ETHANE FUEL POTENTIAL
EXPLORING ETHANE BLENDING AND POWER
GENERATION TO DETERMINE IMPACT ON DEMAND
ECONOMICS
ETHANE BLENDING
13.50 Evaluating The Viability Of Blending Ethane Into
LNG To Improve Heat Value To Determine Market
Demand And Regional Appetite For U.S. Ethane
• Exploring specificity regulations to determine how
much additional ethane capacity exists in LNG and
how this will increase regional demand for NGL export
• Contrasting LPG with ethane blended LNG to
understand the respective arbitrage and determine the
stronger business case
• Detailing how blending ethane in the U.S. before
exporting could dramatically reduce shipping and
terminal fees
WaltTeter,SeniorVicePresident,AmericanEthane
14.20 Question & Answer Session
ETHANE: POWER GENERATION
14.30 Scrutinizing The Potential Use Of Ethane In
Power Generation To Asses Ethane Multifunctionality
And Long-Term Demand Potential In Asia
• Evaluating the potential for ethane to become the
dominant fuel for power generation and detail how
great this demand could be
• Analyzing how the realization of petrochemical drivers
for ethane transportation and receiving infrastructure
will make ethane increasingly competitive with LNG
• Detailing how many barrels of ethane are being
rejected in the U.S. to quantify the long term supply
level for long-term fuel economics
• Highlighting projects in the U.S. and abroad where
ethane is being used a fuel to determine it’s economic
and practical comparison with LPG
14.00 Question & Answer Session
15.10 Afternoon Refreshments In The Exhibition Showcase Area
PANEL DISCUSSION: FEEDSTOCK ASSESSMENT
15.40 Evaluating The Extent To Which Multi-
functionality Will Drive Feedstock Selection For
Immediate, Mid, And Long-Term Arbitrage Across
Developing Asian Economies
VincentZhao,DeputyGeneralManager,OrientalEnergy
16.10 Question & Answer Session
16.20 Chair’s Closing Remarks
Day 2
Wednesday May 28, 2015
ASIAN PETROCHEMICAL & FUEL DEMAND
PROVIDING UPDATES ON ASIAN DOWNSTREAM MARKETS, PDH PROJECTS, LPG & ETHANE
FUEL MARKETS TO DETERMINE C2-C4 DEMAND AND THE OPTIMAL LONG-TERM FEEDSTOCK
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